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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-05-06

Strikes continue to be of as frequent
occurrence as months ago; no sooner
is one declared off than another is on.
Human wisdom seems to be exhausted
in advising plans for preventing these
upriSings of dissatisfied workingmen,
and the remedy is no nearer reached
than a year ago. 1t is not so difficult
to devise plausible and apparently
equitable measures for settling differ.
ences between capital and labor, but
how to put the measures in force is the
perplexity. The task of constructing
a piece of admirably.contrived machin-
cry is not so very hard, but if it lacks
motive power to give it action it is of
no utility. So there have been many
well considered plans suggested, which
have been powerless because no author.
ity to give them vitality. What will
be the outcome of the constantly oc-
curing labor disturbances it is i'm
possible to calculate. The difficult
question battles legislative bodies.
Laws prescribing the relative duties
OF capital and labor are impracticable.
The dealings between the two interests
must be mutual; they cannot be sub.
Jected to arbitrary rules, but both al
lowed their separate fire. edom. 1t does
not appear that any of the countries
OF Europe are subject to such frequent
labor strikes as our own has been the
past two years. This is not because
labor is better paid in Europe than in
this. for it is not near as we'll compen-
stated as in this, therefore there must
be other causes for this unrest in our
own land. There is probably no coun.
try of any magnitude in the world
where labor is better paid than in the
United States.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-05-06
RECEIVED BY KENosHA COUNTY.

&No tax levied for State expenses since 1883.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-09
West Side.

Earnest Gardner is slowly recover
ing.
w. A. Woodland has returned from
his western trip.
Miss Bertha Wesener is visiting
friends IN Lansing.
Carl Parmerly went to Bay City on
business Thursday.
Miss Allie Parmerly is spending a
three-weeks vacation at Detroit, com.
bining business with pleasure.
Henry Dyne is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever at the residence Of his
brother in, law, Niles Virgins.
E. B. Converse enjoyed a visit
with his mother and father from Bir-
mingham, Mich, the first of the
week.
Illness compelled Mr.. James
Hatcher of the casket factory, to re-
turn to his home at Springfield, In
diana, Saturday.
J.B. Hathaway who was severely
injured by falling from barn short
time since, has sufficiently recovered
as to be able to walk out.
]. w. Likens has sold his residence
ON Main street, to Rev. Father Do
man. Mr.. Likens will remove his
family to his farm home at Mayville,
Mich.
Lewis Gawer, a brakeman on the
M. c. r. R., was jammed between
two cars Saturday, his collar bone
was dlslocated, and he was otherwise
injured. Drs. Arnold and Phippen
attended to his injuries, and he was
sent to his home at Jackson. 81
Rev. Father DOMAIN has arrived in
the city and entered upon the duties
Of his new parish. Before leaving
Detroit, Father DOMAIN was present.
ed purse Of. $77o from the adult
members of his congregation, and
SSs from the Young Ladies' Society
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-09
as testimonial Of their regard for

as a testimonial of their regard for
him.
Mrs. p. Rowley, wife OF William
Rowley, and the only daughter of
w. Fl. Reed, died at her home on
Clinton street, Sunday afternoon, Of
typhoid fever, after an illness of but
10 days. This affection to husband,
parents and friends, is as sad as it
was sudden. The funeral occurred
Tuesday, conducted by Rev. Don
ely.
AT St. Paul's church, Tuesday, at
a. m, Rev. Father DOMAIN united
in marriage, Mr.. William H. Garrett,
and Miss Maggie McCarty, both of
this city. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of large
concourse of friends. Miss Maggie
Maroney acted as bridesmaid. and
Mr.. Frank J. Hughes, of New Car
Isle, Ohio, as best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrett are well known in
Owosso, Mrs. Garrett having been
raised here, and Mr.. Garrett, in the
capacity of foreman atythe pump
works, and by his genial nature, has
formed large. acquaintance. Mr..
Garrett repaired with his bride to a
home on Stewart street, where they
Immediately settled down to "life in
real earnest" A host of friends wish
them long life of welded bliss.
Robbins's Jr. band serenaded them
with some fine selections in the eve
ming.
The fame of our fair city is des,
tined to become universal and Ell
during. Our latest cause for re-
joicing is the knowledge that one of
our young citizens has developed
promising rhymic tendencies, which
il properly nurtured and sustained,
will make him the poet of the goth
century Par Exeel2enee. When his
poetic ardor reaches WAife heat,
the opportunity is afforded for the
display of unequaled imaginative pow.
er, which as rare gift, knows no
limits, although his late production
does not embody "Poetry as the soul
OF w.t." the zeal with which he labors
in his "study" on no,M Mulberry
street indicates beyond question that
it is to him "La6or Of lope," and
that he desires to attain perfection
in it.
We urge him to "press to the
mark" hoping that his highest antici
pations will be fully realized and that
his life will be spared the early and
unfortunate termination of an illus
trious predecessor" whose sad end
the author pictures as follows:
Unhappy White! While life was in
its spring,
And thy young muse just waved its joyous
wing. -.
The spoilers come; and all thy promise
Has sought the grave. to sleep forever
there,
Twas thine own genius gave the fata
blow.
itt' Gilman
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-09

Curry the hardware man is always
at the the front and is now selling
the Garland stoves with rush. New
ad. next week.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-09

LOST; A SHORT, DIAGONAL
BROWN OVERCOAT, SILK
LINED. FINDER WILL BE RE-
WARDED BY LEAVING AT
PAUL. ROTH'S STORE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
long ISLAND.

CoIIrcF P0lyr Walker & Conlons BIZ al Combina
ton variety troupe announce To- appear IN Fnlpeh
ben.en Institute FRIDAY night aud farsHed Snence
al ths show 10 have begun al CLOCK Dit
81 hahn Al there was OF tho curtain going up Aver
while some one vontured 10 behind the scenes 70 eh
~ he trouble when 4 IS di~tvtrel ihh TIE
Hir I'M. hgd "tklpped through side door, taxing ne
receipt. and LEAVING nothing Dat uhp%u O'''s An" AL h'
crowd
FLUSHING Freddie simpson. age eight was f"tsy IN;
" feet eHtAugel ia
wagon on the bach end Of which lac was Trying 10 ste>i
LONG ii ,yp CrrY-The captain ~ the Queens county
malice arrested Detective James Mclaughlin, 81 TIE Long
isapd Clty police last night on warrant charflnP MN
John andre barber IN hunters
Point who confrei 10 ms bed since Monday nom
administered II IL alleged. by Nc
Lauglin Tho latter was arfaignel before Justoe Dr
ehanty and waived examination 70 go oeloio '"o "i~
Jury. Bail fixed IA the sum OF -, OOV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
REOOkLNN.

George Schuster fell down stairs at his nome no
40 Division ave. yesterday, and received injuries from
which he died. -
The cornerstone of the edifcc Of the Fourth Uni
versalist Society viii be laid to-day at Rcid-aVe ana
Quincy ST. -.
The First Baptist Church in East NeW-iork' rom
which the Rev Jacob Whitchu~t recently fcHGhe"'
har divided Nearly eighty members have Withdrawn
and will START second church. Mr.. Nhi'eHuiS' WI"
preach for them in hall for the present
The fnneral of Mrs. John A. Ouiniard vic OF INC
cuncr,.iso at / erge wa held In the Central 'oncfe
caiiona Church yesterday. DE- A. ~ +. rTc
snake i'm high terms II her excellent qud'''os' nv
burial was at stamford. Conn ~
Nrs Anna schultz. Of No. % Middlcon--' anu .Iire
younc men were arrested in dranl-hop al S" ,.
fifth and Hooper sts throwing d'ce lg Go p0n ea@b
The New,dcalcr, AID Carriers ASSOCIATION VIII
Give rs fifth reception at Fulton la No. ""l
Fujton-et tomorrow evening. An order i'f Dmnhe'
,,u no given 10 the best docking girl present There
Nil hc a NEWSPAPER folding cOnte-t for 80 sue
between George W. Jones and LOU, MllcE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

B,.1urrroRp-The body Of a age about forty'Gve
s sss oaT" ID yesierisy From 1T,
supposed be German snoher from Ne~f3k ~ mot
IL .nicid Tie coroner inquest
pr .IxyIq1n-The suit OF Nelson d Haley drum major
against TIE r. naTnn% T G ss c on i've
the Methodist Episcopal HON. Mis'io9 society John
Currd np9 .,o@ ,rss car roof Cop.ta carer
smit has been s'ntencei I" 'ry s IN e @ ON ne cem
d crashe into engine 80 70 on s' track yts
Kline ana Brakeman John GUrd Ts,, .Eh.y n"5fn s
BoroG MSr Council viii hereafter loot Druggist
s:nby from N. ID District but me sy all the
same Mrs sylvester Gun, The North rlaisIeld coored
~ has 10 the somerset Comfy Ja for vsny
Iynes Tor drunkenness and fast driving
MaSs va. ,T,d s.t, sSo Ss sy
r. Who asnpsed foiclby enter III. bot cts,aoor Of
aper in H tho second assf.e Ills counsel
Ia heard BY Judge t, Mass y.,s,ay
HASH 70 fifteen yeafsip state Prison Lara labor
s . Re 1. E%G%.y sPs :S. 70
last night Their attention was ey the
to he scene n' n line see dappssr ~ the woods
e tt: 90 % oan Sh%. 3
tened ana gag yns on .s o. ne, s ne @ ia
police have description o; the scOaudre aad are hunting
wss . "Ss srdssoy
e.. f di;y cs sEsf in
a. Ss roS au SSS. .o @S"o
sse machinery The the damage amount TO about
a. coo part o. wall of the unfinished building OF
erProsecutor stevenson on washington st. next 10 ths cry
ali wa. blown spacial Olcer Quinn early yestsr
80 Nc claseI and caught who had broken
ipdew OF Neners barber shop Elsonst lneha'nE 10
,n.I som. c,ar Meucr refused 10 make comp aiht and
lie RECORDER the prisoner. 10 M "r twenty navs on
sonaiyt made bp ofcsr for dordery conduot Iher
sanss are Charss wood and Joseph Stokesinere
Vere 80 deaths In Paterson during OctoDer
MoyTcLAiG-The ucon Of water Is to 10 made ahe
occasion for q ccebratisn THANKSGIVING Day no ~
great: p sy ss vii oes
thc l7th In which several vsnE companies VIII psia, h
cafon OF paper 70 be Known az nc
The Township Com ntss han appointeda pcea s.S
And reader will appear in Montcair Hall on the 18th
ksoo ohooSnG several houses having had gasses preksA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
INCO4INf STEA 4EGi
PORT or SEW.YOtK. .......SAlJ EDAr. nov. D. 1881
ARRIVED


Steamer celtic fBr Irving IAyerposl oct eG Quceu,town
o. md,e and passengers TO- Bruce ism1y arrived Al
rt.smsr i,ng oier. Abcr- Hambur. oct - Havre25.
indsc aud 40 passengers 10 huh"rt Co. Aiu'edA at
cG;iean Yqaen r. I@nrnel EoicanI oct 81
CaSa steamer Mi@i tBr Trou H-lfaI days in ballast
steamer Miranda Bri. Ie'emAn Filn'e ta"~,ht island
via Halifax NJ with udsc and passengers 10 BoWiug
steamer Bnioshrr lRr Caul Prorro,o sliv. with hemp
to Ihchaud BIOS Vs.seto funch Ldye 1Cs. Arrived At
inc stn. . carsca o2s, Puerto Curacao
H. IsrH4y'3 70 MA ma's nd r,sr Ms To bo'on' Bliss
steamer Ncw.NolE. Mason Galveston lays with mlso
BAH coma. iI.. Tnpaui Ieghorn 20 days. with masO
10 order. vessel To- Punch LiY" q co. 49, A.. .t., .-
Big sunlight Ihon'on liabioes - dA win sugar 10
L " r ArnsIong; n,,,,,,. 81 d,v. with ,ue,r 70
IWS p Afn.trone
Rns bapiisht FOSTER Port SPAN Il days with moassesto
suxsEr-At sandy nooL wind moderate, Nw, clear AZ
CITY Island wind irosi NW, clear
Arrived yesterday
BARK Nuova Nargharitna Ht,n. rreliO c4d'l 43 days
with mdse % order vessel - fnnsi'. tiye & GO;
to o order: A y.s.s to Ii"ey co. ''" '
CLEARED.
Steamer Hcrschel tBr Brathwaite. LiveTpool-Busk &
steamer Benarie CBr Clarke Bros
steamer Aguan Cprl Adair nenl.. &c Williams 4 Rankin
steamer InpAsts Cro@c. Galveston via Key Wc't-C IL
si"amef louisiana Gagcr Ncw II seaman.
steamer Monte Hawthorn. New.OrIeans John + Van
Steamer Tallahassee Fisher. SavAnnth-IIonrv longc
Steamer Gull stream. Pennington Wilmington Nc WIN L
Clyde Il co.
steamer Break water Doc newport news anu est font
-Oid Dominion - Co.
Steamer Richmond. Eoaz. Wost Point. Va-od Dominion
steamer Incv T. Mil.er Rogers BIngorF II Smith 90.
Steamer Eelnorl bennett Portland -Iordtlo la
Steamer II r Dimock. Berry, Bo,toh-li + Dmock.
Ship rl iorl IasAagcn. Hamburg hoopN Co
Bar. Professor Moan (uor. Jenscn. Caiao-W IL Grace
BAik PeAconaker ORR Cla',on Bordeaux scammol Bros,
Barg Conts GOA SzIpay tAust Sodch. Ssonca Turkey
Bar. Lotno Moore watts. Zanzibar 8c-Rope, Edniston
60
CESS. c.,r,
Steamer servia CITY Of Richmond for Lv.rpsol Can
Adj Hul Amchofis. glasgow; Sorrento
Vera, Bremen /aandAn. hm-tcrhan; western
Land la Brctagnr. HaVfe; f"ftuense.
Pomona tleDiucgOs Havana; III Monte
orleans, 10 Euck Jacksonville; Tallahassee savannah
Ola noln on, Richmond Breakwacer aud richmond New
Hark. Phi grim Batavia Java, Bryn Gwyn and John
GILL LiyerpooI; aom HIM. Addle Morrill, BuenOs Ayres
Beatrice Havener Kio JancrO.
Also saled-va Long Islam son1d-Stoancr Eieanora for
IHE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER
FOREIGN PDErS
LONDON Nov 5-Arnvci steamer Lydian Monarch (Br)
Uuxgott, fTsiu New York
NOV sailed steamer denmark tBr. RSby, for New
York ., .... ,..,.,. m, a.,
Mckan SewYorG Oct 20 Gil nor way u Liverpool land
n SyaE Sow 5-sailed steamer Ia Bourgogne Fr) Fran
W.RsgiLrs Nov ARRIVED. steamer Chanderna.or Gr)
Tonan. iTsn New-Ysrk ,...,..,a. m,
Mountain from Nsw.fsrA.
(for!lsr ssipgaI vcs n am 9" Fnt PIJ%'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

pv stray shot authorities enforce the ord
nances against the discharge oi heafh'S III 'Ie 10"
and make arrests The Republican candidates Tor state
senator sheriff and Assembly were present
last night at the uDlcan Club Rooms and rot hearty
The Dr Bradford Of the tongfo atloha
Churc who ha, Rchned SDrng' Tor 'evora wees
health returned greatly improved in heAl 10
pulpit at both services today Inc Mont
clair football Will play the Teurn game WIKI thc
Mems Christian Association team IRON orange on
TUESDAY al their grounds in Montcalr. Inc 'roNest
the Delaware Lackawanna and western mas De
dangerous 10 tho absence OF proper ght t4
complaints frequent The Town committee - oensure'
ghts placed Professor Lansing VI
New Bruins wick viii preach III the Presbyterian Chuc To-
day, morning and evening
FLzABETH-The decision Of the Conr OF Appeals giving
Sheriff stiles the Jail and prsons thereby oustng
Warden Cahi Democrat has given the Republic al county
ticket great boom The greedy and tenacious manner ~
waTdcnshp nlled ~ the Dem oNl o
despite supreme court declsOn htt tcI hs
sheriff OF the custody OF te Jan anu
against the protest. OF sheriff Ses last AVN ana Tue cOn
se0uen large 10 the county by The coS OF HcHP
neal dlsgusted many Vsteis am iheIe VI
be great effort made To Glen out iIe ehtHe
Court House RING Tuesday IN" lselhbI'~n
which closes to night has been an uhnsu%H
The csnidafcs have Nl-eu every pa '"
verywhere made friends ny tie lhelg.n
and able manner have debated the l'sueSo he
James +. Miller. nominated Tor SehAt E Ia
good impression in III apps9ishce among
t OF the county opponent the present IN
cunbeni has gone dDoht Dut Ne am
occur most Of bv explaining ms woes anu
record Senate IN neither OF which has Ae Oeeh
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
s4S FR,NCisCo. New. ,. 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

GRAMMAR SCHOOL RADTATES DEBAIIN".
The Alumni Association of Grammar school No 30 IN
West Thirteenths last night held debate The subject
P,sorrfd That tie Government shall control the rail
vavs" The Affirmative dobaeIs were; Bryant DAVIS anu
wilson negative: Schwick Turner and Presinser TIN.
has recently organized by the graduates OIL
The for social literary There are about
already n II Boyd. Of COumbia Corge IL
urosdent r. l.. Davis vice president: William J. res
treasurer w Fcnion secretary OF Tie assocA
~ Thev m eel The frat 81 month and
10 Ave EOS be ore long Their first annual
dinner will be given in few weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

,rUJETFS AND THEIR FRIENDS ENTERTA TNED
Tho Manhattan Athletic Clubs second musicale OF the
season occurred last evening and attracted large and
distinguished gathering Tho entertainment pesah
nromntlv At g. 80 o'clock, and the small hours OF the
mor,i,r still rssoundcd with the convivia echoes.
Anon, those who contributed TO the entertainment
we're: Harry Paultsn. +. r. Ransom, f. summers George
+ Little John McQuade. Charles Graham Mr. IKE
Howard MrNutf signOr BrOcOlni, the GheNslier Hlco
1i.lski Mr. Oakland A. L. burbank. James 3 Bnraott'
WarsnoI p wilder. Oscar Franklin ComstocK. T. ~
Mavn Ots skinner, r. Il. Murtha aud j. Barton Key
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
NIRINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALuANAt.

TO-DAY.
sun rise. 80 sets 81 Noon ri'" 92S-Moons age q
4. N-sandv nesI 10 20 eov. I'rt los H-isa.. %
P.X-sAudy HpsS Al % Gsr. I'EL lIJl nell o@te ui'
OTTsOING NTE1HERA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
STATEN ISLAND.

CIIyroy- Daniel sweeney age SIXTY, laorer attempted
IN corn,t sii edo late FRIDAY night by Jumping OF
Hemmes Dock. Becoming thOiod@hlv chilled by me icy
rharred MS mind aud thought he did not care 10
AZ. he chung 10 spike the end Of tho dock and began TO
veil for help lie rescued and ockei up for eIana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

PRlDGEroRI.-The Republican club O. ms CIV has al
noind as committee attend tho National convention q"
cub N NeU.Yok city december ~. Il and
Is Henry Parrot. Mayor Foues Seecthah T. -
Judge A. Il. Beers Major Thomas BIulrcu ana 'oohe =
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
HOME NEWS.
rn0MINENr ARRIVALS.

Gfi,y Y.ys,-Fx Senator Benjamin Harrison OF Indiana
WinGeor HsfeI-Wiiliam /. Putnam, OF Portland. No
- Victerin Hotel-Clayton McMichael OF Philadelphla
and Thomas NJ King OF Baltimore James Hotet-Je
ferson Chandler Washington Grand Hoet-Frankln
EacVearb of Chicago and Surgeon II. H. streets, U =
Navy Sturierant Hoase-General James Cakes, " D
AHunE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
,w,xnIIyc WIDOW NJ PROMISED TO MARRY.

ca.barjue Stauble, d widow, age lNy-hye, lives a.
M 10 Jcn, rsoi-st., Iobokrn. AID ~ $50 IN The
PowcrY SAVING, Bank IN NcM-l0iR HD'ub wv "''SSh'
% vol d-c..ed line locking who Introduced him
SELF n Dr. Paul visited her and persuaded nor 70
enally the couple became ENGAGED hfe" or out uSHs
$50 The widow met Lucca ia New Irh ana uf'M fI,'o
rn,n tho hank 10 furnish ONCE for him. lie TOOK hrl
M house In ScVcntccath-st near Avenue B'' oul the
Widow was reluctant part with her money without
srclrv After persuasion had failed INC WAC" alleges
that Lucca took he money nom 'r ny "iey 'iu i i
told her story "a the lOO0kcn loice
go ,bov communicated with Inspector Ryrnes Yesterday
-, wont 10 IGoiskcn 20 de"ov letter ana Wa,
sr-os,cd He consented 70 60 20 New-Ycik and deec-
tvcs brought him here YESTERDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

OIIb ono NIEfbEE ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

GrSrryE MrsFITs from leading tallors ut
half nrcs can only he had at sHKts corner b'oomo
And Crosby sta Dress Suits for sale and liIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
NEUS From The SUBURBS.

No TRACE OF ABsCONDING MAJOR WAY
7, was announced Yesterday in New-BIuns"lch lha1
A.. E,,,r. Ruild ne Loan Associations one OF the IIu'p!
IN X mo def1lratlol- Major Way mad assets enough
,n nav o. Der cent stock IoNdrd more
'" 60 are mo- found They tell we thai j." = hung
i, me uppcr part Of NCwYork state WIN lcldt's'
has bocu traced Grand Central station "h'ie IL =
.nnn@hi ne nun h,,cd tckc' for Albany. 49, 60,
VI VA. A. A secret society that Major way maae ms
secret society flirud- MAJ ne ON
lie vas Mason, an odd Fellow, knight OF Fy'hd,' an
American Mechanic Grand Amy man ifr1dn . h
uf other o. pihldoh- lils iil'lu0 I 'n
grGer. all suffered by hm liNpoihec'rd ,tgch' ma oy
sonaI no,c AID WnTthl checks went 10 them ana lh'E
Vii lose an amount equal 10 hat of the poo people VINO
nd IN in money in the Empire Loan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
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GENUINE MIsrIrs from leading taiors at
~ rrics can onIy he had at d. sHgAs corner BFoome
And Crosby st.. Dress Suits for sale and hire
LIFE Is SWEET.
He sang II with vROr.
He II zach day
"IWould not live Away,
ssk TO stay
But whom with fever
chills taken down
IIa quickly had In all
The doctors in town
al failed 10 hr lp him.
And said IL was chronic
But bo was cured all the Same
Hy RIkEn's CALisAYA TONIC
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1887-06-22
SOUTHWARK.
Standai d Time,
10th Meridian

No. has Pullman Buffet Sleeper New York
to Chattanooga, without change, via Harris
burg, HagerstOwn. and Roanoke; also makes
connection at Hagerstown with fast mail from
Baltimore.
No. has through connection from Philadel-
phia via HARRISBURG and c. V. Railroad, and
from Baltimore via w NJ. r. r.
CONNECTIONS.
At Hagerstown. Nd, with the Western Mary
land Railroad to and from Baltimore, Freder-
lex, Emmittsburg. Gettysburg, Penmar,
Waynesboro. Pa, and points on the Western
Maryland Railroad and branches.
With the Cumberland Valley Railroad to and
from Harrisburg, Carlisle, Shippensburg,
Chambersburg, Mercersburg, Martinsburg, and
points on the Cumberland Valley Railroad and
branches.
Also to and from Pittsburg and the West and
Northwest. and Boston, New York, Philadel-
phia, and the North and East.
At Shenandoah junction, w. Va, with Main
Line of Baltimore d Ohio Railroad to and from
Washington and the West.
No. Snakes close connection at Waynesboro'
Junction with G. q q. Ry. East and West
bound trains.
At Loeb Laird, with Lexington Branch of
Richmond & Allegheny Railroad.
At Buchanan with Main Line of Richmond
& Allegheny Railroad.
At Roanoke, with Norfolk & Western Rail-
road.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
AT Boyce. for Wildwood and Winchester, Va,
AtTrOutviile for Fincaste.